110 Cameras

A 110 camera is a pocket camera that uses 110 film, a small cartridge Kodak introduced in 1972. The negative is tiny, so photos look grainy, but the cameras are very easy to carry. You can still buy 110 film and have it developed.

Many collectors pick the Pentax Auto 110, the smallest interchangeable-lens SLR ever made. On our shelf right now, the Pentax Auto 110 kit costs $240 and has a 6-month warranty. Every camera is checked before it is listed, including shutter speeds, light seals, film wind and focus.

They are fun more than sharp. The negative is small, so 110 shots look grainy and soft, most of all in low light. Shoot in daylight and keep prints small. For a sharper pocket camera, try our 35mm point-and-shoots. See the 110 film page for current stock.